Nom Wah Tea Parlor In Chinatown
Nom Wah is our favorite old-new place to have dim sum in Chinatown.
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Read MoreWarning: This book may induce spontaneous squeals of sweet delight. Meg Ray, owner and chef of Miette, has published her first cookbook ($28). With its scallop-edged pages and images of lavish treats finished with swirls of pink icing, candied flavors and pretty ribbons, the book is as adorable as Ray's three Bay Area pastry and candy shops.
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Read MoreMove over, cupcakes: One look at Rosa Rodriguez's jewel-like creations and we think we've found the next cult dessert. Rodriguez's gelatinas, which resemble snow globes or elegant paperweights, are made from molded clear gelatin. Using syringes filled with colored gelatin, an artist's eye and a steady hand, she injects the colored gelatin into the clear, forming a design as she works (click here for a video of Rodriguez at work).
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